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RVcrazy

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Posted: 04/05/12 07:44pm

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How do the resorts compare between Enjoy America and Passport America? Too much overlap for both? Rate differences? Length of stay comparisons?

skipnchar

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Posted: 04/05/12 07:51pm

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With PPA there is no standard for any of those things. Each campground sets it's own rules of use, their own rates and their own exclusions (if any).

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Posted: 04/05/12 08:22pm

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Moved to General from Fulltiming

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Posted: 04/05/12 08:49pm

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I don’t know anything about EA and they have a closed web site so making comparisons is hard to do…
But based on the information they do allow to be seen it looks like they have far fewer listings and I would guess most are also PA members also…

It also seems to work exactly the same way as PA in that each park sets their own restrictions…

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